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Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 12:35
| Not sure if it needs transplanted, divided or if it was the cold winter that stunted growth this year. Usually it is 2-3 times bigger than this. It's on the north side of house, mostly morning sun. A variegated lacecap, actually I've forgotten the full name. and it is about 5 years old...Any suggestions what I need to do?
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- Posted by ians_gardener (My Page) on Wed, Jul 14, 10 at 4:14
| looks like winter die-back....try to protect the stems this winter with dried leaves mounded up around the canes. Ian |
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| So it was winter that was a little harsh that may have stunted it? I had been cutting it back every year but wasnt sure if I should have it cut it back as it had buds on it, so I left it. That is for blooms the following year??? It filled in nice n tall with beautiful leaves and just a few buds before, that bloomed. Thank you much Ian! |
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